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$67.81 | +3.41% | $67.81 | View Deal |
Silver
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$67.81 | +3.41% | $678.12 | View Deal |
Silver
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$67.81 | +3.41% | $339.06 | View Deal |
| $68.16 | +3.94% | $68.16 | View Deal | |
| $68.46 | +4.40% | $68.46 | View Deal | |
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$68.61 | +4.63% | $68.61 | View Deal |
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$68.66 | +4.70% | $68.66 | View Deal |
| $72.21 | +10.11% | $72.21 | View Deal |
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About Washington Bullion
Precious Metals Dealing from Union, Missouri
Washington Bullion is an American precious metals dealer based in Union, Missouri, where it trades from premises at 311 E Main Street in Franklin County. The business is registered as Washington Bullion LLC and serves Franklin County and the surrounding communities of eastern Missouri, among them the towns of Washington, St. Clair, New Haven, Sullivan, and Owensville.
The dealer both buys and sells physical precious metals. Its trade covers gold coins and bars, silver coins and bars, and platinum bullion, alongside numismatic United States coins, including pieces graded by PCGS and NGC. The business started out as a coin dealer working across several Missouri counties and has since grown into a bullion dealer that serves customers nationwide through its website.
Washington Bullion: frequently asked questions
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Washington Bullion is a US dealer based in Union, Missouri, selling gold, silver, and platinum bullion coins and bars, as well as numismatic US coins. BullionFerret tracks 9 listings from this dealer. The business sells both through its own website and via an eBay store.
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Key risks include counterparty risk (the dealer failing before your order ships), authenticity concerns for products without manufacturer or third-party grading, and delivery risk for uninsured shipments. Buyers should confirm a dealer's return and verification policy, check whether shipments are fully insured, and understand dispute resolution options before purchasing.
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Silver bullion carries lower fabrication and distribution costs relative to gold, and the market is highly liquid with many competing dealers. Generic silver bars and rounds in particular attract thin premiums because they are interchangeable commodities. Premiums tend to rise when physical demand surges or supply tightens, but in normal conditions the margin over spot is modest.
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Junk silver refers to pre-1965 US circulated coins (dimes, quarters, half-dollars, and dollar coins) that contain 90% silver by weight. They carry no numismatic premium and are traded by weight based on their silver content. They are a popular entry-level silver holding in the US because they trade near spot and come in small, easily divisible denominations.